Monthly Archives: March 2012

Can the Clean Energy Industry Benefit From Its Own Version of Edmunds.com?

This 2011 map created by Columbia University illustrates the estimated Total Annual Building Energy Consumption for New York City. This kind of information is appealing to us at EnergySage. We’re obsessed with how much energy households are using, what it costs, where it comes from, and how to make the whole energy equation better by using clean energy systems. But if information like this were readily available, would it appeal to a broad base of residential and commercial property owners? And, what might happen if it were? Continue reading

Why Oil Prices Will Stay High and How Clean Energy Can Help

There’s nothing as immutable as the basic laws of supply and demand. Right? Well, a recent CNN blog is saying not so fast. With worldwide demand for oil low, CNN’s blogger asks, “so why is oil trading high at $113 a barrel, more than twice the price it was trading at five years ago when the global economy was booming? What in the world is going on?” Continue reading